NOTE: This bug report is for JIRA Service Desk Server. Using JIRA Service Desk Cloud? See the corresponding bug report.

      Issue Summary

      When a Service Desk issue is created directly in JIRA, the Customer Request Type is not set in the created issue.

      Steps to reproduce.
      • Create a Service Desk project.
      • Create an issue in this project directly from JIRA.
      • Open the issue and look at the "Service Desk Request > Request Type" section.
      • This will always show "No Match"
      Expected Result/Behaviour
      • Service Desk picks the default Customer Request Type.
      Actual Behaviour
      • Service Desk shows No match in the field in red.
      Possible Fixes:
      • Service Desk sets a default value for the field.
      • This field is automatically added to a Service Desk issue creation screen and is set to required.

            [JSDSERVER-2006] Customer Request Type not Set when issue created from inside JIRA

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            Description Original: h5. Issue Summary
            When a Service Desk issue is created directly in JIRA, the Customer Request Type is not set in the created issue.

            h5. Steps to reproduce.
            - Create a Service Desk project.
            - Create an issue in this project directly from JIRA.
            - Open the issue and look at the "_Service Desk Request > Request Type_" section.
            - This will always show "*No Match*"
            !SD Customer Request Type.PNG|thumbnail!

            h5. Expected Result/Behaviour
            - Service Desk picks the default Customer Request Type.

            h5. Actual Behaviour
            - Service Desk shows No match in the field in red.

            h5. Possible Fixes:
            - Service Desk sets a default value for the field.
            - This field is automatically added to a Service Desk issue creation screen and is set to required.
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              *NOTE:* This bug report is for *JIRA Service Desk Server*. Using *JIRA Service Desk Cloud*? [See the corresponding bug report|http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-2006].
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            h5. Issue Summary
            When a Service Desk issue is created directly in JIRA, the Customer Request Type is not set in the created issue.

            h5. Steps to reproduce.
            - Create a Service Desk project.
            - Create an issue in this project directly from JIRA.
            - Open the issue and look at the "_Service Desk Request > Request Type_" section.
            - This will always show "*No Match*"
            !SD Customer Request Type.PNG|thumbnail!

            h5. Expected Result/Behaviour
            - Service Desk picks the default Customer Request Type.

            h5. Actual Behaviour
            - Service Desk shows No match in the field in red.

            h5. Possible Fixes:
            - Service Desk sets a default value for the field.
            - This field is automatically added to a Service Desk issue creation screen and is set to required.
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              ijimoh Ismael Olusula Jimoh (Inactive)
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